Rebellion The 100 Novels & Stories

Everything is going just as it had before. “My lady…my— my father is a rogue alpha. He's an enemy of the throne. I just wanted to run away from his schemes. I can't be part of them! But now I have nowhere else to be. I won't want to put anyone in danger…only the palace can help me now, my lady.” The ballroom has been consumed by murmurs as they hear what she has to say. Currently, the kingdom of Ker faces the threat of a growing rebellion. Many shifters— rogue lycans, foxes, faes and the like— have banned together.

“One of my scouts has returned with news of a rebellion,” Caleb says. He gestures to the scout. “Give them your report.” The scout steps forward. With every eye in the room on him, he talks about how a new rebel group is organizing and gaining traction. He says that while the packs along the northern border are supply the most rebellion members, he’s seen and heard news that volunteers from every pack have joined the rebel cause under an unknown leader. As he talks, Caleb’s gaze shifts out onto the Alpha Council. I try to follow the length of his gaze, as he inspects each pack Alpha receiving the news. But I’m not sure what he’s looking for or what he sees.

The highest spiritual authority in our kingdom ordered the murder of a ten-year-old boy over a failed political deal. I bit down hard on the inside of my cheek to keep from screaming out loud because the metallic taste of blood was the only thing keeping me anchored to reality. My father played dangerous games with corrupt men and he almost got my little brother burned alive to pay for his mistakes. Galen Asteri was a coward who traded his own children for a better seat at the royal table and I hated him more than ever in that moment. The rage burning in my chest rivaled the green fire still consuming the palace courtyard outside these stone walls.

They trained all the time, and I've never heard of anyone winning a fight against them. Probably because the rest of their pack included witches and warlocks, vampires, dragons, and even a few demons. It wasn't smart to cross them. They wielded a great deal of power, and Eva was the only child of Reese and Kiara Branson, who were the Alpha and Luna there. Anyone who dared to go against them never won. Changing the narrative from being part of her kidnapping to the pack that rescued her was for the best. No one would ever know what actually happened as long as I was careful.

I watched them disappear around the side of the plains, and it only took a couple of seconds before I heard another round of laughter. I closed my eyes briefly and smiled. This is what peace and love felt like. Our lives had once been filled with betrayal, death, and revenge. The pack had been rebuilt, the city had recovered, and our people were more happy than ever. Children played in the streets, our businesses were blooming more than ever, and our children were growing up knowing nothing else but love. “Mommy!” I opened my eyes just in time to catch Orion running towards me, His sister followed closely behind. “Mommy!”

"I believe our allies are loyal-they won't turn on me." Leah laughed suddenly, scornful. "But Patrick is the new Beta. He's the father of the Luna. He'll have pack gossip, support, and loyalty. Everyone will side with Patrick." Apollo fell silent for a moment, then stood straighter. "Then we do the same." Leah and Marriot looked at him, confused. Apollo took a deep breath, eyes full of cold ambition. "We start a rebellion." Leah recoiled. "A rebellion? You mean... challenge Jason?"

Emergency broadcasts flickered intermittently, overridden by cryptic warnings: Emergency Feed (blaring, distorted): “Patient zero terminated. System collapse imminent.” At a hidden safe house on the outskirts, a small band of rebels huddled around a flickering holo - map. Names weren’t spoken aloud, but one image flashed briefly on the projection — a pale, ghostly figure, a spark of hope amidst the surrounding chaos. Rebel 1 (grim, urgent): “We can’t wait for them. If the city falls, no one survives.” Rebel 2 (nodding, resolute): “We find out what EVO really was. We stop it — before it’s too late.”

“Forget it.” The next day, nobles whispered in corners, Kaela feeding the fire. “Ash’s endurance isn’t natural.” Magnus sat silent, stroking his goblet, letting them gnaw. Finally he said, voice soft and chilling: “If Ash hides something… it will come to light soon enough.” The Beta found me again, urgent this time. “We strike at the full moon. But if you fall before then, the rebellion dies.” The rebellion dies with me. The truth pressed down like a stone. I wasn’t just part of their plan—I was its core. I clenched my fists. Then I cannot fall.

Austin introduced, and they both greeted Silas with warm smiles. "It’s a pleasure to meet you, sir," Riley and Xavier said in unison. "Likewise," Silas replied, returning their greetings with a smile. "You've met Sophia, our Mama Bear, who we love dearly, and finally, the princess of the group, Athena. She’s a warrior princess," Austin finished, turning to his father. "That’s everyone. I hope you all get along and don’t fight over me." He did a dramatic hair flip, making everyone laugh at his antics.

Nevertheless, James restored it with a wave of his hand. At this moment, the living beings around Rebella entered a united state. Everyone seemed to share the same destiny. They advanced and retreated together. The power they displayed by working together could resist the terrifying Haloed Heavenly Tribulation. As the Haloed Heavenly Tribulation struck repeatedly, their United Halo was continuously shattered and restored. It grew more secure with each restoration. Rebella, who was surrounded by everyone, slowly opened her eyes. Looking at the living beings’ calm expressions, her heart felt warm.